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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27

Ex.Gov. Robe. muster OF the M.ine
STATE Orange, In his report to the Nation.
al Grange, said "The condition ofthe or
der OFF. OF n 10 the State OF hsine coz
tinaes 10 move slong on an upward grade.
Th.re have been eight new Oranges organ
Ia q, and several dormant Grsng.s have
b-sn reinst,ted. and Que Pomous Grange
hs. been orgsbiI-d during the past year.
From the best information that can get
from our STATE secretary and other sources,
1 liai We nsvs In each and every county 10
"a. State . n .urishins and n ;i-nt Pomo-
ns Gr-pge, sbd that there are 200 active
sunoriin.te Oranges, most OF them doing
good work. aud our actual membership sx'
c.sd- Is 600 Think our membership may
r~sch $500 n. fore the annual meeting IN
DrcsmD.r. There has besu . growing 10.
tsr.-t In Grange work during The year. and
our Grange aeeessions Of late come from
IN. younger m.mb-fs of the farmers IAN
ilie-.-Ssw England Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27
.wr POINT WITH PRIDE

IT, the "Gooi name ~ bone" won by
Hoods ssr.spsrilla In Lowell. Mass t.
wksre Il IL prepared, there is more. OF
uood's Ssrsspsrills sold than Of ell other
m-dlcinr-. sui u has given the best OF
Satisfaction since its Introduction ten
years ago. This could not be n the m-di.
cine dii not possess merit II you suffer
from impurs blood. try iood's Ssrsspsrilla
aai fesliI- its peculiar eurstivs power.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27
The yrnpIcr UNANIMOUS.

W. ID Salt. Duxgis', Blppos, lad. tee
tlnrss Il can recommspd Electric Dlttsrs
a. the very beet remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief 10 every case. 0ns
man took six bottles, and Vas cured ol
Rasumstism OF 10 years standing" Abrs'
ham Hare. druggist. B>livIiie. 0aIo, sf'
1rms ''The beet selling medicine hsvs
ever hsndled 10 my 20 years .xperisnce. Il
Electric Blttsrs" Thousands OF Others
have added their testimony. 90 that the
verdict is unsnimous that Electric Bltterr
DO cure eli diseases OF the Liver, Kidosys
or Blood. Osiy half dollar . bottle al
Hoyes' Drug Store. ~ Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27
A MUCH MARRIgD WOMAN.

Mrs. foslsr. OF tais city. Vas married
las; January ~ her slr'h husband, and
strange as IL may seem. I've Of them died
ersc,ly two yesrs from their marriage
day. IIer present husband has been sick
fir the last four months with chronic Jsun.
dice, and Was given up BY foar OF oar best
physicians; s . last resort he began us.
ing sulphur Bltt~rs. and yesterday told
our reporter that they hsd saved his life.
snilingly saying that he guessed Mrs.
Posler would be unable 10 take . seventh
better half for SONS time 70 eome--Ef'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27
Rheumatism

We doubt ~ there IL. os can BE-. Q specific
remedy for rheumatism; bot thousands Who
have suffered its pains have been greatly ben
sfted by IIood's sirsaparillA II you have
failed 10 ind relief. try this great remedy.
II vas affieted with rheumatism twenty
years. Previous 10 iso found no relief. but
grew worse. and q, one time was almost help
ieu. IIood's sarsiparilla did me more good
than all the other medicine ever had"
u. T. BALcox. shirley Village. Mass.
"I had rheumatism three years, and Got no
relief Ill Itook IIosd's sanapariiia. IL has
done great things fof me. irecommend u IN
others" Lrwis BrilbASK, Blddsford. Ne.
% noods SlrsapaniA IL characterized by
three fscriinlies ist, the coatinafson of
remedial agents; 81. the propsrfsess -. the
proces q securing The active medicinal
qualities. The result b medicine of unusual
strength. silecting Guns hitherto unknown.
Send Coz bosk containing additional evidence.
"IIcod-s sirsspanlla tone, up my system,
puriaes ny iloed. shansns my alpetite. and
Register a D,cds, Lo,sli. Mas.
.lIs +, s,I,,ir ss. ma s.ai; Al Rshss,Ss Stssr and
10 Bank slreet, New iOIk ciy.
Hoods Sarsaparllla
roia ~ ~ crusrist< tiI sls for g. MAds
only ty @. !. HOOD q co. Lowell, Mas<
100 Doses One Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27
Hood's Sarsaparllla
rnE saEEp AXp rae FOX

A Sheep wss Aboat 20 cross Q shallow
River when RJx csms out Of the Bushes
and Begged Tor ride Across, ssyiusf
'iffcsn ever Rseipfocats The Favor
shall os 0sly 100 Olsd " IN so"
The She~p Psrmittsd HIN - Occupy .
seat oa her Bsck ssd Carried him Safely
over. a few days Later She We in greet
Distress Of misd over her Lost Lsm,, ssd
cali-d " thu RJx TO Assist 10 The Sssrch.
"0h. bat have ny oun ARsiss 70 loot
Aftsr." wss the Cool Reply.
"Bst. dids't I carry yos Across .hs
8trssmi-
"Csrtsisiy"
"Asd d.dar zoe d clare yosr 0sStits3ss'
"Exscsiy ny Peach Blossom, pst shs
dl6 ssacs q 6sssssa . FOG ia sssd of . Hss-
~ sad rox ~ rishs ss Hone u % great
that yosr Ssssp's Hssi css sever rvaiis>
L.
v. have all vsirisd sas rsz Assess ~
0av88s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27

The farmers 10 ths llttls town OF Ois-
f.ld have received escss for Lima beans
tnls season. They s~' % bushsl deliver
ed st the factories. 200 nu.hsls went w
South Paris. hsuled nv X e Msbory 1864
nu.h~ls 90 Mechsnic Falls. hsuled oy l.. L.
Jlllson, making 3slt bushels In oil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27

ArrIeul,ure IL no longer 10 the hands OF
the iowly and uneducst<d, outin tne hands
q q cultur,d and rsdoed class. Axricnl'
ture is fact rising iu dignity aud impof.
tsnce. We have lived 20 zee the day when
there IL more learning In agriculture than
spy OF the soeslled learned professions.
We hove lived TO zee Q day when it rqair'
"a 90 persuasion 10 have uen follow these
pursuits and make thsm see thsir heauty
ana their ehsrrs-w. w. GRKxR. Msstsi
Sacramento Grange. 10 New England Far
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27

For 20 years I have been troaoled with
estsrrh-hsve tried . NUMBER OF remedies
without relief A druggist here recon.
menied Ely's Cream Balm have used
only one bottle aud can say I feel IKE .
new man. Ny estsrrh Vas chronie aud
very bad. I make this voluntary state
msu, that Others may know OF the Balm.
u W. Ms,hewsou, (L,wyer). Paviaeh'
et, Il l.
Ely's Cream Balm gives Satisfaction 70
every oae uslng it Tor catarrhal troaoles .
o X. Msllor. Druggist. Worcester,
Mass.
App,, Balm into each nos,rll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27

From q II. wslls. Furniture Dealer.
Augusta. Ne. "IIsvinx been sahj-ct TO .
cough more or less-gensraliy more-I
wlsh To add my testimony In favor OF the
celebrated Adsmson's Coogh Bsissu.
which hss given relief sooner. and cured .
cough qaletsr for ms, than anything else
thu, have ever tried for that purpose
Trial bottles 10 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27

= DtstSngutsbea CIsrHy@en's Iesess
rsv. n. n. Peksns. President of the
Jisthodi.t Protestant Church Of scaih
Carolina, writes from Grssnvills;
about four yssn seo ] vAs aitAsksd
whA what the physicians pronounced
nsuralgic rhsnmaiisin. accompanied With
spslpslAs. ny sppeiiss failed me entirely.
and had an inssIrnitting pulss and very
irregular pal-Atiors % the heart A ter.
ribls pain soon csme into my shest and
shoalisrs. and tsrsms - helpless that ]
could attend 20 pSbusinsss st al. The
pain. we're movable, and would ssm<times
pas from ons part of my body 10 another.
FINALLY the srysip<lss broke ouf on my left
hand and srm. and proiur>d much svsll.
ing. I Was for eighteen months Afflicted
A. this way. and q course used great
many kinds af medicines. lot nothing save
me relief Friends finally p>vusdsd me
10 try swifts specific ! noticed decided
impso,emsnt While taking tie hr-t bottle.
I continued iis use until fhad taken about
one dossn bottles, when I fund mysclf
sound and veil again. With No sign Of dls-
eass left except stiffness In my hand. .
result a the srysiIs.s. While takine
tie msdieine gained on an ave rage tuo
Toani- oi fssh per week. think n. n
. valuable melieine. aud j frvqusnuy
rscommsnd II 90 my frisnds.-
Write 20 the SWIFT krfciFic Co.
Atlanta. Ga. for . Tfesiiss on nlcod and
Skin Diseases. mailed ire 60 anyone
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27

rfrs Al rifs ssopp~i fr~e ~ Dr. Kilss's
0rvst Nerve Resfor~r. M dfs amer 6rs' days
use. Marvellous cur~s. Tr~stiss and ~ trial
Arch 80, rhils-. Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27

The Rarsi New Yorker advises using
-. rrosu of poor coll. claiming thai
The q,.iity vii be oetter toousn 'ns 9.sa.
tlty ~ less. Ga the other nAnd pissuns
s>eis ,sisef os . poor soii IN uen~. oss
Win tend 20 improve The eaantiv OF 'hs
crop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27
SCOTS EMULSION or PURE COP
LIVER OIL. WITH HYPOPHOSPHfrES.

For CApdrsa aAi Pulmonary TSoubiss.
Dr. W n Horn. PJiat Pleasant. W. Va,
ssys II hsvs hsd thorough tsst With
SCOTS Emulsion Ia Pulmonary Troubles
aad General DEBILITY, aud have been aston
l.hsd q, the good resalsi for children
with Rieke,s or Msrssmus IL is ansqasi'
"a 4"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27

COOL advice IL worth more than monsy.
hat. somehow. We can't nste oar cred!'
Tor. Gee that way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27
a CAT D.

To al vho are surerins from The errors en-.
inil.cr,,lons % youth. nervous weakness. eAriy
decay. iossof manhood. kc.. I vili ssni . recipe
thai VII eurv yOa. FREE or cuAnoL Thissrsss
r,meiy vas discovered ~ missionary In soath
America. send . sslfsiirr-.ei snvei0ps 70 ne
nv. JosHru T. isnAs. Ssaisss %. Nee f~A csy
The bathing suit resembles the bathing
suit J,te 10 that II oftsn requires to Be
wrung out
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27

All who suffr from coughs. colds. irri.
t,tion of the bronchial tubes. or tendency
u consumption. viii n,d IN On. wfsrAR's
BALsAN oy Win CnkRRy. . remedy -
sarseanls 10 the palate ~ sf-etusl In re.
moving disease. The Bslssm IL . pleasant
sf. powerful and speedy remedy IL is .
remefy that cures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27
Il pOs WITH A BAD NAME

.. g. c.i-hirr ufis q sssry shoutte co,nnescs n
tks Oaf.rf Claafy Rsgort a a srltfn - ~
p.p-r " fraak :. Pea. snd u ons q - essts
- sHirnt thfouEh t1irteea i.sars snd - - -.
tAoroaskIv Infsre-lInx. II Recurt % paoisasd =
Fr.~tars. Ne al I'll - sFuf. prspsld. - sny ~
tr-ss u ~ Unilsf Sl.aes - ties yer yv.rs - IS
- maufA.. or q esnfs 80 nrufns. ..tfs~ |"
falti Worm-oaf. fuhlishrr. frysbarf. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27

II alnt what sr man IL dat makes him
hsppy In die ysre wori'. lis whas he
thinks be is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27

The msn Who woald not live always
generally tries all wsys 10 live when the
scratch c'm-s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

cerr~.road~sce On practical agricultural top
- y -slic ts,i. ,shirsss all comma. ie>iissns
intsnslesi a. this d.l<rtn.at Ia AesicrL
rVkAL EDffOs. .OxrOsD pksocEAr. fAkis. No.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27

When nsby 80 sish. vs rs.s hss cssssviA
When she ga . cAlii. shs cred fSr CAs,sriA
wAsa Oh. became hiss. Oh. dang 10 css,ssiA
wAsa che he'd cAI!4r.a. sAs gave ,Asl css'ss,A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27

when . girl gets TO be IS or more. it's
jus, a. veil not % give her any birthday
nr.sents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27
comp,nIoss In srms-,wIns.

when You wait Pssriine. be sure you
Ct what yoa sst for. The mrkst 10 full
OF limitations. The gspaIneis nsnufaciur-
81 oniy bv JAMES PYLE Nsw York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27
NJ a. uoreurvS, -. %.
Parts mn. We.

Cslls answered ~ all times
Rev. b. p-rn is.i.n 80 NJ. sd srs, ,sms.
n Carer NJ sn-i Me- fheeass Crosss NJ - -.
act afs a. A Msxiu. hrs. A = se.tis. -
sad NJ IsNi sItsfns. hss l. uiss De-. fsfs
No. sthis -ssa. No Aorsn psot-. ~ y.
fns s5afn rsrs. mfs n Ctsse. >eresl ~
az M. saa "a a. Psrl -, ~sz,asf. Me-. ~. .
n Esiss. wllss Mr sst ME-. ID I" hsas' hs''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27

Par, Hrrr. DC. u. 1857
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11
DAILY EXAMINER.
WACO, TEXAS, JUNE, H. 1887
STREET NOTES.

John II. Mayticld buys city time.
90 to Dick Green y Co. Tor your
rigs.
WANrtp:-A sccoud hand letter
press j. T.. EIgn y Co.
Campaign buggics at Dick Green
y Co.'S.
Roasting cars should be plenty, but
they arc not They ARE scarce md Of
small >ilc.
Ilo for the p!cnic- and the Bosques
Picnic hacks at Dick Green ~ Coz,
Have your business cards, circulars,
etc, printed at Mcrrick tord's Model
job Otlicc.
Dick Green Il Go haya two bran
new call carriagos.
The recorder rcproycd one man TO
the amount of one dollar IN court
yesterday morning for intoNication
Parties thinking of going TO Cali
forum can get information greatly to
their advantage by calling on j. T..
Elgn y CO.
John -. Maylcld will lend YOU
money on your household furniture
withCu, removal, and for rs iOhg limo
II You pay the interest
Tho street force il finishing gradiug
the streets i'm Connor's addition. and
will in day or two begin work in
Baghy's addition.
Tho thermometer Yesterday At
o'ciocE pm. registered s. d'grte-.
the barometer NJ the same hour
2915. The latter att +. m, had a,lon
TO 1850.
The Union Labor p.omc on July
4, has tho prospect of being ouo of
the largest and most enjoyable gath
eIiuge. The community are working
hard TO make II 50.
a young tame bear on Austin
street yesterday evening afforded by
the display of the grotesQue aud M
couth antics which dstiug Ji-hc- the
family "a great dcal OF sport t. he
youngsters.
The annual concert If the Waco
Female College viii take place Mon
day evening next, June 18th, az $3.50
?. H. These arc always delightful
entertainments, aud that this year We
have reason TO know, will be douOly
SO.
Early in the afternoon two little
boys, one white and the other black,
got into u tight on the sidewalk CT
the Pacific hot, l, and large number
OF gentlemen, white and black, stood
around and witnessed the iigAt. The
boys ~ last exhausted dcslstcd and
went thcir ,ry"ra, ways CRYING.
{ ..ti .ttf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

The following correspondence fully
explains itself:
WHGrNLY. Texas, June 9, lso7 -
Col Il. Il. PARROT, president OF the
National Union Accident Associa-
tion-DEAR SIR: Your esteemed ia.
vor Of the sth inst Is received, cnclos-
ing draft for so, in full payment Of
accidental indemnity under my cor
tilicate Of member hip IN tie National
Union. Your prompt response IN
this emergency merits duo con>idora,
ton of al VINO would be protected
against accident, and in thanking you
! cherrIuliy recommend this state
institution as one in every respect
worthy Of the liberal PATRONAGE of its
citizens. Very respcctiully,
Mrs. {. f.. BURTON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11
To the money subscription as fo!.

Mr.. Ou- David estimated, while
several had not vet subscribed. the
amour, pledged az $4,000, if that
was correct. and Mr. David Is in
u position to make q sGi1 guess, the
total amount could fall little if any
short of that sum and may 20 10
Siou,ODl II so, it l. prodigious
subscription to be made In one might
and the first meeting But the mass.
meeting N-t night was very much
unlike ANY ma---WpetiuG ever held
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lhc numbers we're not large; there
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cNcitomcnt Gut every one accus-
toned to as,cmbliC-, could have told
THAT that la,t light mcaut business.
1t was quiet and earnest. 1t went
there for II purpose aud Gidit Wien
such -mccting rs TINT last
might Is possible everything is to be
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

Love, sweetness, gooduo,s IRE the
fruits ofn coutcn,cd mind and health
iul body. Ihcsc exist not where dis
order OF the stomach dwell. Morris
Cascarlnc is sovereign remedy tor
such Ills.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

Fpmdayto yand h to m ko
sweG If W tive
% cents
1Ndzn Turk thng ld 20 d Read d OLE embroidered
Rnemtn eAel o. 2opc IN anasu
LEW TNE BROTHERS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

Lehmans j., the place for delicious
ce cream and sherbe;. Go there.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-08
EX-AUDIroR ALLEN MUST REFUND.
The supreme Court Unanimously DE.
cides 80.

The Supreme Court Yesterday affirmed
the decision Of the Circuit Court of Rich
mond IN the case Of Allen rs The Com
monwealth This action was instituted
In August. l-si. hv the Commonwealth
against the plaintiff In error the late
Auditor of Public Accounts of the state,
and his -uretic- upon bis official bond,
for alleged default of the said plaintiff
in error as Auditor in paying John F..
Hamilton. treasurer of Augusta county.
by bis warrant on the treasury
of the state for $500 93, commits
missions CON Sl69g9GS. the amount of The
taxes assessed against the Che-apeake
and Ohio Hallway Company when by
law the sum paid should have been
Sf2igJ. and DO paving to tine said
Hamilton 81 131 O9 commissions on taxes
assessed against the Shenandoah alley
Railroad Company when DO '- claimed
thc commissions should have been
$2l114 Or in OTHER words s Brown
Allen paid t0 the said treasurer of Au-
gu-ta county I'D per cent commission.
whereas the commissions allowed hy law
are 3 per cent
After discussing rhe legal references in
the case Judge Lacy who delivered
tlc unanimous opinion of The court c0n-
culod - follows
"Ihere arc many cases familiar to Che
profession where the Auditor IS author
.leI t0 net according t0 DIS discretion
and best Judgment hui this case cannot
hc brought under such designation This
isa .l-c where fhc .W liked. and fixing
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-08

A number of persons were engaged
Yesterday searching for thc body OF
Charles Powell. who was drowned near
Haxairs mills on Wednesday, Their ef-
forts were unsuccessful. II the body has
not lodged ON some impediment, the cur
rents are so swift and various that 10 is
impossible to tell where it may have
washed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-08

Volume VI of the valuable series of
publications of the Virginia Historical
Society is in The press and nearly ready.
II wifi contain very able historical
sketch and yindicati0n of the relation OF
Virginia 10 slavery. number of revolt
tionaIy papers. and "a fun list of the Com
fedcrate prisoners on Johnson Island
during Tie late war. with other matter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-08
CITY ITEMS.
~rwsv NOTES GATHERED b' THt
.rIMrs KEPORTLhs'

Good FRIDAY "Kurnci" :. BROW" N' zen
-, s.ou ont Rev. Or. Judson At the
pto,'na College OIi,ette Tonight.
CapitoI Current Comme" IN" 'a''s'
>.us from Manchcstcr The Ne" man.
win Man, Miscellaneous Matters
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-08
CAPITOL NOTES.
General Go.sin and Current Comment.

General Gossip and Current Comment.
The Capitol might be treated Of in a
chapter modelled ON the famous one In
regard 20 snakes I'm Ireland The visitor
20 that historic building feels a. one who
ircads alone some banquet hall deserted.
one or two legislators ,ir0lled through
during The day, lead possibly by am in
stinct akin 10 that which cOmpels Grim
inal 10 revisit ihc scene OF IBIS crimes
AID the others are now 40 home explain
ing things 10 their constituents.
Though the Legislature failed to pass
the resolution giving The clerks amy pay
during The recess. 80 is understood that
they viii ultimately receive compensation.
There have been recently hung i'm the
Library two fine picture, OF The state
fish hatchery near WYheyille From
The representation il appears to be very
complete and pretty establishment
The sixth volume of the Calendar OF
Virginia State Paper, Is in press and will
soon be ready
II is "a curious comment On supposed
republican state of society Chat ,cvcra. oi
the BOOKS ON thc peergc. hcnidry etc..
in the Library aic consulted so cole
-tantly that they have been nearly worn
ont and bad TO be rebound
GENERAL REMARKS,
The Capitol had somewhat of desert.
cd look yesterday. i'm consequence of the
adjournment of Che General Assembly
The legislators have gone. but tho House
and senate clerks ,fill remain with cone
siderable work ou their bands There
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-08

Grand Master Ley wa. accompanied on
us IIip 70 Unity Lodge, Fulton last nj. ht
oy DEPUTY Grand Master A. A Splitter.
Fellows.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-08

II you want a. keep posted, subscribe % re
DAILY Record" sent on trial free.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-08

The "Daly Record" is q valuable puu.ica-
uon. Subscribe Co it Oihce |2 East Main
street.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02
STILL MORE MONORs
Through the Republican Party Ileaped
OH George Cox,
Proprietor OF Murderer's Corner
9nioDu,

Proprietor OF MurdereI's Corner
saloon.
The Republican temperance men who
voted the Republican ticket as the besI
means Of securing practical temperance
legislation" must feel great encourage
ment over the success they have had IN
adding laurels TO the brow of George B.
Cox, proprietor of the notorious Muir
derer's Corner saloon, Of Cincinnati.
One thing seems to be lacking, how
ever. We have not yet heard OF any tes-
timonial presented TO him by the Christian
ministers OF Ohio who voted for the
ticket that lie so successfully supported.
This seems inconsistent TO us. IL these
Christian gentlemen could consistently
work and vote for the ticket for whose
success Mr.. Cox labored 20 faithfully
why should they not send him testi-
monial oi their regard2
We suggest that it would be quite the
proper Thing for the Christian mlnisters
who worked and voted for the Republican
ticket. IN company with Mr.. Geo. d. Cox,
Of Murderer's Corner saloon. TO send hin,
some present as an expression Of their APP
probation. .,
But if the preachers are little lax in
showing their appreciation, other folks
are not. The following report is taken
IRON the Cincinnati Commercial Of No
yeniber 10: